Vim Command-Line Mode Tips

Vernon Grant shares useful keybindings and commands for working efficiently in Vim's command-line mode.

Here's a couple of bindings and commands I use regularly when working with Vim's command-line mode. If you know about other cool bindings or tips, please post them in the comments section. The video covers the following: - Use tab to complete commands. - Up/Down arrows to navigate the history. - C-D to show all possible completion options. - Copying information into the command line. - C-R C-W | The Word under the cursor. - C-R C-F | The Filename under the cursor. - C-R C-P | The Filename under the cursor, expanded with path. - C-R C-A | The WORD under the cursor. - C-R C-L | The line under the cursor. - Using the normal command. - Repeat the last command: @; - View command history using the history command. - Redirect command output to a register or file using the redir command.